Monthly Archives: April 2010

Here’s another video that uses music from Gravitas. I made this a while ago using the animoto.com website, pretty cool. The song is called “S.O.S.”, so named for the opening rhythmic figure — three short, three long, three short — … Continue reading →

If you’ve been waiting for a digital download version of Gravitas — and hey, who hasn’t? — then you’re in luck. Effective immediately, you can download the album, or individual tracks, in MP3 format from CD Baby. Here’s the link: … Continue reading →

Gravitas Studio Setup, originally uploaded by rgdaniel. This is a diagram representing the studio setup of my MIDI environment for the recording of Gravitas. Click here to view the larger size.

I’ve just been reading the woefully scant stub of an article on Wikipedia about Opcode Vision. Vision, and later StudioVision Pro, was the software platform I used to record, sequence, edit, and generally manage the musical performances in Gravitas. Gibson, … Continue reading →

The Clips page now has sexy little widgets for playing the clips directly. Makes them sound even better! But don’t take my word for it, check it out!

I am now set up to fulfill your musical desires via PayPal! If you don’t have a PayPal account, you will have an opportunity to create one as part of the process. I use mine a lot, it’s a very … Continue reading →

The moment you’ve all been waiting for! I’ve added a clips page for your free sampling pleasure…

Just a quick heads up that I’ve added a page describing how to buy my CD, for which I deeply thank you. You know, assuming you were to go ahead and buy it.

Gravitas – CD Cover, originally uploaded by rgdaniel. The CD’s are back from the printer and ready for sale, woohoo!! I think they look awesome, and not just because of that strikingly handsome fellow on the cover…

The CD and cover art is with the fine folks at Have1.com, getting all duplicated and such. No turning back now! By the end of the week, all going well, they’ll be ready to send off to CDBaby. Tomorrow the … Continue reading →